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Apr262022

Newest Public Art Installation at Target Field Recently Revealed 

On April 22nd, the Minnesota Twins and the Minnesota Ballpark Authority (MBA) unveiled the newest public art installation at Target Field - a 66-foot-long glass mosaic on the 7th Street side of Target Plaza (near Gate 29) that showcases the themes “All Are Welcome at Target Field” and “Celebrating Our Community’s Rich Diversity.”

Video filmed and produced by Dan Collison

Designed by the renowned local duo of mosaic artist Daniela Bianchini and muralist Pablo Diego Pérez Riesco (Kalaka), and comprised of thousands of individual glass pieces, this majestic mural brings many of Minnesota’s cultures and communities together in a colorful expression of unity. 
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